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The Detroit Tigers are all of a sudden one of the more intriguing teams in the AL after a surprising run last year, but the amount of top-end on their roster is still in question. ESPN's David ...
Detroit Tigers president of baseball operations Scott Harris addressed his team's roster as they look to build on the momentum of last year's playoff appearance. The Tigers lost in five games to ...
LAKELAND, Fla. — The Detroit Tigers didn't plan to sign right-hander Jack Flaherty in free agency. Flaherty wanted a long-term, nine-figure contract that the Tigers weren't interested in ...
The Detroit Tigers have set themselves up for long-term success after following their playoff berth with a strong offseason. The Detroit Tigers shocked the baseball world with their unprecedented ...
LAKELAND, Fla. — The Detroit Tigers missed out on what would've been their biggest move in three years. Third baseman Alex Bregman passed over the Tigers' six years, $171.5 million offer ...
The Detroit Tigers' offseason white whale remains on the market with just over two weeks until pitchers and catchers report for Spring Training. Third baseman Alex Bregman, who the Tigers have ...
The boys of summer are set to dethaw, as pitchers and catchers report tomorrow as the MLB Spring Training is set to begin, with the Detroit Tigers getting ready for a highly anticipated season.
ending a decade-long postseason drought. The Detroit Tigers were eliminated by Cleveland in their American League Division Series.
Feb. 12 (UPI) --Detroit Tigers right-handed pitcher Alex Cobb is expected to miss a month of action, including opening day, because of right hip inflammation, manager A.J. Hinch told reporters ...
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One of the teams Bregman spurned is the Detroit Tigers, led by his former manager in Houston, AJ Hinch. The Tigers have financial limitations placed on them by ownership, much like Boston.